Post by darthkaal on Aug 25, 2020 20:10:28 GMT
Hi there.
I've gone crazy all the afternoon trying to find a way to fix my initial and main concern: being able to play older PC games in 4:3 aspect ratio without a stretched picture.
With the basic Radeon settings app, I can't do that because it says that GPU scaling is not supported by the Radeon Pro Vega 20.
So I tried the latest BootCampDrivers and here are the results:
With Red
The installation ends by splitting my display in two, as if I had two displays in one. Even Windows 10 display settings show only one display but with "1|2" inside, as if my iMac had two displays in one...
With Blue
The display is no more split in two, but I have no more settings that what I had before and thus, can not launch a 4:3 fullscreen software (like games) without having the picture stretched...
End results
I've found a very peculiar and, hopefully, temporary solution to this by re-installing Red and having a real secondary monitor plugged to the iMac.
The main monitor is now full and identified as "1".
The secondary monitor is identified as "3".
And display settings show a disabled "2" monitor.
The good thing is that with Red, I'm now able to launch a 4:3 game without a stretched picture, but I have to plug a secondary display each time I want to boot on Windows...
So, how can I fix this? Am I forgetting something or doing something wrong?
I've gone crazy all the afternoon trying to find a way to fix my initial and main concern: being able to play older PC games in 4:3 aspect ratio without a stretched picture.
With the basic Radeon settings app, I can't do that because it says that GPU scaling is not supported by the Radeon Pro Vega 20.
So I tried the latest BootCampDrivers and here are the results:
With Red
The installation ends by splitting my display in two, as if I had two displays in one. Even Windows 10 display settings show only one display but with "1|2" inside, as if my iMac had two displays in one...
With Blue
The display is no more split in two, but I have no more settings that what I had before and thus, can not launch a 4:3 fullscreen software (like games) without having the picture stretched...
End results
I've found a very peculiar and, hopefully, temporary solution to this by re-installing Red and having a real secondary monitor plugged to the iMac.
The main monitor is now full and identified as "1".
The secondary monitor is identified as "3".
And display settings show a disabled "2" monitor.
The good thing is that with Red, I'm now able to launch a 4:3 game without a stretched picture, but I have to plug a secondary display each time I want to boot on Windows...
So, how can I fix this? Am I forgetting something or doing something wrong?
